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For some people, the current trend for installing wet-rooms has identified the problem of waste water discharge: which can be difficult where access to gravity drainage is not possible. This problem is acute, especially in basements, attic conversions, apartments, listed buildings etc. The Showermatic solves this problem by providing a reliable solution for the removal of the waste water by simply sucking up the water from a shallow gully and then discharging the waste water via small-bore pipework to the main drain.
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www.saniflo.co.uk
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JOURNAL MANAGER Jacqueline Hunter (01622 699106)
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ADMINISTRATION Jen York
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In the April Issue of BKU we incorrectly published the company name of David Clouting on page 25 of the main issue. We apologise for this error and please find corrected release on page 10 of this issue
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The Abode collection of ceramic sinks are all expertly glazed and fired for a deep and luxuriant finish. No apprentices involved.
01226 283434
www.abode.eu BKUMAY 2011
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